How to Be Honest With Yourself; Does Mindfulness Help Kids?; When Caring Becomes Practice

 

03.10.2026 How to Be Honest With Yourself False positivity erodes truth and intimacy. Daniel Ahearn offers a path toward honesty. READ MORE Does Mindfulness Help Kids? There’s A Better Question to Ask Recent studies of school-based mindfulness programs have raised doubts about the benefits of teaching mindfulness to kids. Susan Kaiser Greenland explains why those findings don’t tell the whole story. READ MORE When Caring Becomes Practice As her mother’s illness deepens, Chokey Tsering turns to Buddhist teachings—seeking to ease her mother’s suffering while confronting her own. READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT Creating Buddhism-informed Spiritual Care on College Campuses The Maitreya Association’s co-founder and president explains the creation of the first-ever professional network of Buddhist college chaplains and its impact on American Buddhist higher education ministry. READ MORE Buddhism A-Z: Impermanence (Anicca) Impermanence is a foundational concept in Buddhism that all phenomena — including our bodies and thoughts — are subject to change, decay, and death. Nothing has a permanent, solid core. READ MORE Featured Workshop Ego & Its Projections Explore the fundamental Buddhist teaching that “all dharma agrees at one point” — ego — discovering how this seemingly solid sense of self is actually a process and project that narrows vast open potential into frozen constructs, creates the split between self and other, and traps us in prepackaged worlds of our own making, while learning how contemplative practice can expose and dissolve these subtle patterns. SEE DETAILS